A pop music radio show for people who already know plenty about pop music, hosted by Ron "Boogiemonster" Gerber. From January 1992 - May 1992, the show ran every Friday afternoon from 2-4 on 88.5 WRUR-FM, Rochester, New York. Most of these shows were preceded by a half-hour request-free show called "Songs I Listen To In My Car".
AXEL F - Harold Faltermeyer (1985)
NO REPLY AT ALL - Genesis (1981)
KEEP FEELING FASCINATION - The Human League (1983)
RUBBERBAND MAN - Spinners (1976)
BAD GIRLS - Donna Summer (1979)
MASTER BLASTER - Stevie Wonder (1980)
CALL ME - Blondie (1980)
THE DEVIL WENT DOWN TO GEORGIA - Charlie Daniels Band (1979)
SHE BLINDED ME WITH SCIENCE - Thomas Dolby (1983)
THAT'S THE WAY (I LIKE IT) - K.C. and the Sunshine Band (1975)
WAKE ME UP BEFORE YOU GO GO - Wham! (1984)
HOT CHILD IN THE CITY - Nick Gilder (1978)
STEAL AWAY - Robbie Dupree (1980)
WILD BOYS - Duran Duran (1984)
I WILL SURVIVE - Gloria Gaynor (1979)
LE FREAK - Chic (1978)
COME ON EILEEN - Dexy's Midnight Runners (1983)
POP MUZIK - M (1979)
FUNKYTOWN - Lipps Inc. (1980)
MANIAC - Michael Sembello (1983)
TRUE - Spandau Ballet (1983)
BETTE DAVIS EYES - Kim Carnes (1981)
DANCE WITH ME - Peter Brown (1978)
FAR FROM OVER - Frank Stallone (1983)
99 LUFTBALLONS - Nena (1984)
KNOCK ON WOOD - Amii Stewart (1979)
ELECTRIC AVENUE - Eddy Grant (1983)
WHIP IT - Devo (1980)
ON THE LOOSE - Saga (1983)
SANFORD AND SON THEME - Quincy Jones (1973)
Note: The show was extended back to its original length and re-uploaded in June 2011.
Songs I listen to in my car (ran before CFTP):
I WANNA BE RICH - Calloway (1990)
WOMAN WITH THE STRENGTH OF 10000 MEN - Peter Himmelman (1991)
KEEPING THE FAITH - Billy Joel (1985)
VALOTTE - Julian Lennon (1985)
YOU'RE THE VOICE - John Farnham (1987)
NO MYTH - Michael Penn (1990)
Reviewer:franks283
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March 14, 2011 Subject:
Show cuts out at 14.313
I like the songs listed, but unfortunately, this cuts out at Rubberband Man. Songs I Listen In My Car is awesome, however. It cut out at 14:13. I swear, though that i have heard this show in it's entirety before. Technical glitch?
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